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A C Baker electric microscope, with additional lenses.

A cased Watson binocular microscope, model no. 134013.

A box of microscope accessories and a collection of chemical bottle stoppers.

Five cased P20 Wakszama microscope eyepieces.

A cased microscope, a cased Sikes' hydrometer and two thermometers

Vintage Relief fountain pen and combination telescope & microscope: both boxed. (2)

A box of miscellaneous items to include lacquered brass monocular student's microscope, various lenses, opera glasses, marbles etc

Pair King Double Coated 30 x 70 Binoculars, cased, reproduction magnifying glass on wooden base, Watts & Son ltd Surveyors instrument and a USSR microscope Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Baker (High Holborn, London) Brass Microscope single lens, course/fine focusing, rotating stage, variable aperature and concave mirror; with prepared slides and a few other items (cased)

Brass Culpeper Type Microscope with 6'' barrel, concave mirror and a few prepared slides in bone mounts Focussing mechanism not functioning

Brass Drum Microscope with rack and pinion focusing (teeth damaged) and concave mirror, in mahogany case with five lenses and other accessories

Brass Twin Pillar Travelling Microscope with plano-concave mirror, condenser lens, wheel focusing, on tilting stand with solid base coloured green, in mahogany case

Carl Zeiss Jena Microscope with single focus wheel, single lens over simple stage with plano-concave mirror, serial number 1346 2254

Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Microscope no.195985 with course/fine focusing, condenser, plano-concave mirror and three lens turret, on black lacquered base, in original case also marked with same serial number

Microscopes (i) Swift with two lens turret (ii) Cassell student microscope (iii) Gemore Elite 1030 binocular; together with two pairs of binoculars and assorted other items

Negretti & Zambra Brass Microscope with single lens turret, fine/course focusing, adjustable stage with condenser (damaged) plano-concave mirror, engraved ' ... Opticians 14 Hatton Gardens London 21'', 54cm approximate height, in mahogany case with lenses and prepared slides

MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, in case, the case 23cm high

R & J Beck Ltd, London, 23923 lacquered brass monocular microscope contained within mahogany carrying case, the fitted interior suggests that at least three components are missing as accessories for this instrument, height 26cm (10").Condition report: Mahogany case with brass folding handle in good order, lacquering appears to be in good order to microscope, however, there are at least two eye pieces missing and one other accessory reflector lens.

A cased E. Leitz Wetzlar Otto Selbart microscope

Pair of Heath & Co. Crayford binoculars and brass microscope and glass slides

BOXED BIOLOGICAL MICROSCOPE

Quantity of Microscope Slides

XIX Century Brass Microscope, of cylindrical form, 4.5cm diameter, no visible makers stamp, with screw thread to attach to lid of XIX Century mahogany case (lock damaged).

Doctors Medical Microscope Glass Slides, circa early XX Century, trays of six, specimens include 'Spleen from Typhoid Case', 'Leprosy Skin', 'Sarcoma of Kidney', 41 in twelve trays, in original High Holborn box.

SHELF OF ITEMS TO INCLUDE LONDON FLAGGON, BOXED MICROSCOPE, CERAMICS ETC

1940'S BECK TEXTILE MICROSCOPE WITH EDISWAN POINTOLITE LAMP WITH RHEOSTAT & CARBON ARC BULB IN WOODEN CASE

Various Wade Whimsies, brassware and other ornaments, a microscope, binoculars and various drawing instruments

A Nikon binocular microscope, H. 46cm.

Knight’s Cyclopaedia of The Industry of All Nations, published Charles Knight 1851 with engravings in gilt lettered cloth, Heath’s Book of Beauty for 1841, The Microscope by Jabez Hogg 1869 with engravings & coloured plates, The New Hoyle's Games Improved with Additions 1817, The Spectator 1753 with The Guardian volumes 1 & 2 published 1729  (7)

A W Watson & Sons Ltd microscope, No 81620, oak cased, together with a Mamod steam engine TE1A. (2)

A micrometer, boxed; a students microscope, boxed; other gagues and measuring instruments; a Smiths electric clock; etc

A collection of instruments including rulers, a student's microscope, barometers, together with two pairs of vintage opera glasses etc.

A cased portable lab equipment containing two bottles, pipes, etc. together with a boxed small microscope in wooden box and a case of microscope slides.

Three cased instruments to include a reproduction military compass, a reproduction boatswain's whistle and a small brass microscope.

Two microscope lenses together with various empty instrument boxes.

A BELLINGHAM AND STANLEY LTD LONDON NUMBER 397021 MADE IN ENGLAND MICROSCOPE

Microscope, Students Model 3, with the original outer card box

A CASED SET OF OPTICAL ACCESSORIES BY ROBINSON, LONDON, CIRCA 1840 constructed from lacquered brass and probably for a telescope or theodolite, one example signed Robinson, 38 Devonshire Street, Portland Place, London , with diagonal eyepieces and differently powered eyepieces ranging for 120 to 430 with solar caps, contained in fitted wooden box -- 12in. (30.5cm.) wide; together with a bag containing several loose optical accessories including microscope components; two bull's eye lenses and microscope on stand (a lot)Condition report: As viewed.

A COMPOUND MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY NEWTON & CO., LONDON, CIRCA 1865 the 8½in. main tube with swivelling nose pieces, adjustable platform, plano-convex mirror, signed to back of foot Newton & Co. Fleet Street, Temple Bar, London , contained within fitted box with tray of slides, bull's-eye lens, alternate eye-pieces, etc. -- box 19 x 9¼in. (48 x 23.5cm.)Condition report: mirror tarnished, some areas of brassing to foot and platform, some accessories missing from case.

A CULPEPER-TYPE MICROSCOPE BY E.J. ELLIOTT, LONDON, 19TH CENTURY constructed in lacquered brass, signed on the bedplate as per title, mounted on wooden base with drawer containing eyepiece and platform pinchers -- 14¼in. (36cm.) overallCondition report: Possibly re-lacquered. Lacking substage mirror. Old wear to box.

A BOTANIST'S MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, CIRCA 1850 unsigned , constructed in lacquered brass, with 5in. tube threaded by nose to platform with rack-and-pinion adjustment, mirror, contained in box with plush lined lid and four cell bone slide with specimens -- 6¼in. (16cm.) wide; together with a simple microscope with sprung slide clamp (2)

A MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY M. PILLISCHER, LONDON, CIRCA 1870 constructed in lacquered brass with maker's label behind, stamped 3224 , platform with slide clamps and pincers and sub-stage convex and concave mirror -- 10½in. (27cm.) high; together with a monocular by F.L. West, 31 Cockspur Street, Charing Cross London and a green leather box containing five Hartnack nose pieces numbered 12023 inside (3)Condition report: Mechanically ok, no accessories - as viewed.

A COLLECTION OF MICROSCOPE SLIDES some professionally prepared and including W. Watson & Sons, John Browning, Hensoldt, Clarke & Page, C. Baker and others by an amateur hand, mainly chemical and petrological subjects, contained in 16 two-section drawers within glazed cabinet with accessory compartment to top -- 13½ x 11 x 10in. (34 x 28 x 25.5cm.)Condition report: Good overall condition; some slides now stiff.

AN EIGHT-DAY BAROGRAPH, CIRCA 1930 unsigned , with lacquered brass movement with pressure cells contained within base, recording drum with clockwork drive, glazed wooden case -- 7½ x 12½ x 6¾in. (19 x 31.5 x 17.5cm.); together with a monocular microscope by W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London, with black lacquered frame and brass main tube, signed as per title and numbered 23232 and inscribed with model name Bactil , in fitted case with accessories including a Zeiss nose piece -- 15in. (38cm.) highCondition report: Barograph - movement sticky / not running at time of cataloging.

A Tray of Sundries to Include Stereoscopic Viewer, Cased Microscope, Metal Puzzles, Drawing Instruments, Playing Cards etc

A mahogany cased brass microscope

A electronic microscope and various lenses in wooden carry box Condition Report  The lens box marked Jingtoule only mark. box 37.5cm high x 26.5cm deep and 23cm wide and weighs 6kg

A box of brass lenses and microscope parts Approx 20 lenses

A J Swift & Son, London electric microscope Serial No200007, in wooden case Box 44cm high x 28.5cm deep and 18cm wide weighing 8kg

A quantity of miscellaneous to include a Kershaw eight-20 Penguin roll film camera in original box, students microscope, small bottle of Grahams port 1990, wooden and soapstone elephants, a Morphy Richards radio, postcards, barometer, telephone/ jewellery box etc.

R&J BECK MICROSCOPE, in wood box, with accessories and slides

A tray with students microscope, flat irons, butter patts etc

A cased binocular microscope made in USSR and an Olympus, Japan heavy microscope, number 209866, height 41cm.

Household items, to include: a small brass microscope, boxed; a boxed Praktika PM3 camera and lenses; Hornby Mallard locomotive, boxed; an Raf ground crew support set, boxed; shoe lasts; AA/Rac badges; nutcracker; opera glasses; and other items.

A Victorian set of Andrew Pritchard leather-cased small microscope slides, some with original handwritten paper covers

Various microscope slides, including R&J Beck spinal cord and uterus studies, a set of postal scales and weights, gentleman's spectacles etc

A collection of various scientific microscope slides, including egg of parasite, elytron of diamond beetle, spinal cord of cat, eye of brimstone etc

A Carl Zeiss Jena brass microscope and spare lenses, serial no. 22332, cased with various modern microscope slides

A vintage tin plate battery operated Flying saucer, in original card packaging, a Merit (J&L Randall Ltd) Microscope set (boxed) a Spears Games colour dominoes set (Boxed) and a set of Elephant brand 555 playing cards

A Large Collection of Microscope Slides, in two cases with some in yellow card cases, slides include various subjects by various makers including Beck, Ross Topping (a lot)